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Thunderbridge Media Extender
Thunderbridge Media Extender
Published by Mike
18th January 2006
Thunderbridge Media Extender

Fresh out of CES comes the Thunderbridge Media Extender which has a few nice advantages that may help it stand apart from the MCE Extender crowd.

First, the design of the Thunderbridge makes it more aesthetically compatible with your home entertainment center being dressed up in a small, stylish black or silver case, . It also features SD and CompactFlash slots for direct viewing of pictures from a digital camera. Most impressively, though, is its ability to upscale any video into 720p or 1080i Hi-Def format for viewing on a HDTV.

Release date and pricing not yet available

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